01/06/2006, 5:40pm, EST
Friday, January 6th
First iPod video recorder debuts
The iSee 360i is compatible with 30GB video iPods, but not 60GB models. The device works with most fourth-generation iPods, including the 20GB clickwheel model, the 20GB U2 edition, and the iPod mini with a required adapter. iSee 360i also works with both the 2GB and 4GB iPod nano, with a required adapter.
The iSee measures 6 x 3.2 x 1.1-inches and weighs in at six ounces. The gadget features a lightweight, portable design that when connected to an iPod provides the look and feel of a single, integrated unit. The iPod slides into place inside the back of the iSee video device, providing the user with a 91 percent larger viewing area than the video iPod without dramatically increasing the overall size.
iSee 360i features the COACH7 Zoran (ZRAN) chipset adapted for video applications, and is powered by a rechargeable replaceable 2200mAh battery that extends the life of the host iPod to four hours, nearly double the battery life of the iPod video.
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ARghasdf;lkasdfjasl;dkjf!!!!!!!!!
Furthermore, it really just uses the iPod as a glorified hard drive, and based on the compression, doesn't look like the stiff will be usable on the iPod, standalone.
Yawn!